Central Maryland Swim League Championships

Westminster Riding Club swimmers placing in its divisional championships were:

Girls 9-10 100-meter individual medley -- 7. Meghan Malehorn (1 minute, 44.02 seconds), 8. Melissa Linard (1:46.33); boys 9-10 100 individual medley -- 2. Kyle Brumfitt (1:38.63), 4. Doug Dietz (1:40.59); girls 11-12 100 individual medley -- 2. Jamie Ludwig (1:22.14), 6. Heather Whitman (1:27.84), 7. Sarah Brumfitt (1:28.49); boys 11-12 100 individual medley -- 1. John Evans (1:25.04); girls 13-14 100 individual medley -- 3. Rebecca Sirman (1:18.82), 4. Abby Lyndsay (1:20.63), 6. Sarah Kacmarski (1:22.99); boys 6-under 25 freestyle -- 2. Jake Larrimore (22.93), 7. Barry Brewer (27.45); boys 8-under 25 freestyle -- 4. Cole Finch (19.27); girls 9-10 50 freestyle -- 6. Molly Meredith (39.44); boys 9-10 50 freestyle -- 6. Josh Larrimore (40.88), 7. Clipper Lennon (40.98); girls 11-12 50 freestyle -- 5. Kristin Linard (33.30), 8. Heather Whitman (35.34); boys 11-12 50 freestyle -- 1. Bobby Henshaw (33.17), 8. Gabe Wilson (37.62); girls 13-14 100 freestyle -- 2. Abby Mays (1:05.36), 3. Jamie Mowbray (1:06.05), 7. Sarah Kacmarski (1:11.19); girls 13-14 100 freestyle -- 6. Nick Metzger (1:08.24), 7. Nick Malehorn (1:11.72); girls 15-18 100 freestyle -- 3. Heidi Metzger (1:07.12); boys 15-18 100 freestyle -- 7. Tom Mowbray (1:06.43); boys 6-under 25 backstroke -- 3. Jake Larrimore (28.76), 7. Barry Brewer (32.83); girls 8-under 25 backstroke -- 5. Emily Bollinger (25.89); boys 8-under 25 backstroke -- 5. James Mielke (28.54); boys 9-10 25 backstroke -- 3. Matt Newcomer (20.87), 7. Josh Larrimore (24.77); girls 11-12 50 backstroke -- 5. Kristin Linard (41.55), 7. Sarah Brumfitt (42.86), 8. Noelle Hollinger (43.53); boys 11-12 50 backstroke -- 7. Tom Peisser (46.47); girls 13-14 50 backstroke -- 2. Abby Mays (33.90), 3. Rebecca Sirman (36.37); boys 13-14 50 backstroke -- 5. Nick Metzger (35.48), 6. Tom Malehorn (36.19), 7. David Malehorn (36.32); boys 15-18 50 backstroke -- 4. Chris McBeth (35.40), 8. Brian Dietz (50.73); boys 8-under 25 butterfly -- 5. Cole Finch (24.40); girls 9-10 25 butterfly -- 3. Meghan Malehorn (19.09), 8. Melissa Linard (20.11); boys 9-10 25 butterfly -- 2. Matt Newcomer (20.18), 4. Clipper Lennon (21.52); girls 11-12 50 butterfly -- 8. Sarah Brumfitt (41.05); girls 13-14 50 butterfly -- 3. Abby Lindsay (33.28), 5. Sarah Kacmarski (31.47), 6. Jamie BTC Mowbray (34.68); boys 13-14 50 butterfly -- 4. Tom Malehorn (33.77), 6. Nick Malehorn (35.07), 7. David Malehorn (36.25); girls 15-18 50 butterfly -- 3. Aimie Yingling (34.00); boys 15-18 50 butterfly -- 4. Tom Mowbray (32.75); girls 8-under 25 breaststroke -- 5. Emily Bollinger (26.53), 7. Heidi Meredith (29.12); boys 9-10 25 breaststroke -- 2. Kyle Brumfitt (21.90), 4. Doug Dietz (22.60); girls 11-12 50 breaststroke -- 4. Jamie Ludwig (41.33); boys 11-12 50 breaststroke -- 1. Bobby Henshaw (41.44), 4. John Evans (43.99); girls 13-14 50 breaststroke -- 6. Katie Righter (45.66), 8. Cathy Whitman (46.05); girls 15-18 50 breaststroke -- 2. Heidi Metzger (39.43), 3. Aimie Yingling (41.45); boys 15-18 50 breaststroke -- 3. Chip Moledina (37.29), 5. Chris McBeth (37.60).

South Carroll Swim Club swimmers placing in the top six in the Division II championships were:

Girls 9-10 100-meter individual medley -- 4. Kim Krebs (1:34.65); boys 9-10 100 individual medley -- 4. John Williams (1:49.34); girls 11-12 100 individual medley -- 1. Mary Easterday (1:18.16); boys 11-12 100 individual medley -- 1. Ben Becker (1:14.91); girls 13-14 100 individual medley -- 5. Jill Krebs (1:18.03); boys 13-14 100 individual medley -- 4. Matt Easterday (1:10.88); girls 15-18 100 individual medley -- 6. Katie Krug (1:31.75); boys 15-18 100 individual medley -- 4. Cris Smith (1:18.68), 6. Cris Burns (1:27.00); girls 6-under 25 freestyle -- 2. Laura Delgiorno (26.56); boys 6-under 25 freestyle -- 1. Bryan Delgiorno (19.85), 3. Jason Federline (21.89), 4. Jonathan Steele (22.43); boys 8-under 25 freestyle -- 1. Chris Steele (16.63), 4. Ben Paulis (19.50); boys 9-10 50 freestyle -- 1. Jason Kay (34.53), 3. Michael Steele (36.54); girls 11-12 50 freestyle -- 1. Megan Straehle (30.41); boys 11-12 50 freestyle -- 2. Amy Soukup (30.65), 4. Dan Kesler (33.45); girls 13-14 50 freestyle -- 1. Terra Peterson (1:02.15); boys 13-14 50 freestyle -- 2. Matt Easterday (1:00.77); girls 6-under 25 backstroke -- 5. Laura Delgiorno (37.05); boys 6-under 25 backstroke -- 1. Bryan Collins (24.34), 2. Jason Federline (28.01), 3. Jonathan Steele (30.10); boys 8-under 25 backstroke -- 3. Ben Paulis (24.81); girls 9-10 25 backstroke -- 2. Michelle Freeman (19.02), 3. Kim Krebs (19.58); boys 9-10 25 backstroke -- 2. Michael Steele (19.48), 3. Will Kistler (19.68); boys 11-12 50 backstroke -- 1. Ryan Kay (39.10); girls 13-14 50 backstroke -- 3. Carrie Braun (38.09), 4. Kristin Lutz (38.24); boys 15-18 50 backstroke -- 4. Aric Dietrich (32.41); boys 8-under 25 butterfly -- 2. Jason Federline (24.78); girls 9-10 25 butterfly -- 4. Michelle Freeman (18.39); boys 9-10 25 butterfly -- 1. Jason Kay (15.04, league record), 6. Will Kistler (18.26); girls 11-12 50 butterfly -- 1. Megan Straehle (33.34); boys 11-12 50 butterfly -- 3. Dan Soukup (36.35), 4. Ryan Kay (38.31), 6. Dan Kesler (38.92); girls 13-14 50 butterfly -- 1. Terra Paterson (31.87), 6. Kristin Carter (36.08); boys 13-14 50 butterfly -- 3. Matt Easterday (30.86); girls 15-18 50 butterfly -- 3. Deena Peterson (35.17); boys 15-18 50 butterfly -- 4. Chris Smith (30.94), 5. Scott Straehle (32.13); boys 8-under 25 breaststroke -- 1. Chris Steele (23.97), 5. Jonathan Steele (25.81); boys 9-10 25 breaststroke -- 1. Tom Lather (20.69), 5. John Williams (22.85); girls 11-12 50 breaststroke -- 1. Mary Easterday (40.71); boys 11-12 50 breaststroke -- 2. Ben Becker (37.72); girls 13-14 50 breaststroke -- 3. Jill Krebs (39.89), 5. Carrie Krug (42.39); girls 15-18 50 breaststroke -- 4. Katie Krug (42.57); boys 15-18 50 breaststroke -- 2. Aric Dietrich (34.59), 3. Scott Straehle (37.21).

Youth baseball

Host Winfield swept four games to win its 9-under baseball tournament. It beat Sykesville, 10-4, to win the championship.

Winfield opened the tournament with a 19-5 victory over Pikesville. It scored 12 runs in the fourth to break the game open.

Jake Mead and Erik Vollmerhausen each had two-run singles in the big Winfield inning. Mead was 2-for-2 and drove in two runs, and Vollmerhausen went 3-for-4 with two runs scored and four RBIs. Ryan Webb went 3-for-4 and scored four runs.

Winfield then rallied for two runs in its final at-bat to edge Damascus, 5-4. Stephen Moore's infield hit drove in the tying run.

Winfield then dealt Sykesville a 12-3 loss in the winners' bracket finale.

Walter Pyzik's three-run double keyed a seven-run sixth inning for the winners.

Moore and Jonnie Jenkins were each 2-for-3 for Winfield; Will McEvoy and Vollmerhausen each went 2-for-4.

Starting pitcher Vollmerhausen yielded one run and struck out seven in three innings in gaining the win. Corey Greene struck out four Sykesville batters in two relief innings.

In the title game, Sykesville scored three runs in the top of the fifth inning, narrowing a 5-1 Winfield lead to 5-4.

But Winfield put the game away with a five-run home fifth, highlighted by McEvoy's two-run single.

Vollmerhausen was 2-for-2 for the winners, and Shane Beccio 2-for-3.

Starter Mead, who yielded one run in three innings, got the win.

Sykesville had opened with a 9-6 win over Hampstead. It scored six times in the fourth to overcome a 4-1 Hampstead lead.

Stephen Peck's bases-loaded triple put Sykesville ahead for good.

Sykesville then beat Towson, 11-10. Sykesville rallied for four runs in the home fourth to pull ahead of Towson, 11-7, and then held on.

Michael Morley's single scored one run in the inning, and Jonathan Roscoe's two-run double scored the tying and go-ahead runs for Sykesville. Brian Farley was 2-for-2.

Sykesville then met Hampstead in the final losers' bracket game, winning 8-3 in extra innings.

Ryan Hotaling's homer and Jeff Mech's two-run single accounted for the Hampstead runs.

With the game tied at three, Sykesville scored five runs in the top of the seventh inning. Michael Morley had a two-run double and Chris Leonard, a two-run single in the inning.

Morley had two doubles in the game and Jonathan Roscoe was %% 2-for-4.

Reliever Blake Stewart shut out Hampstead over the final three innings to get the win.

Hampstead had reached the showdown with Sykesville by topping Damascus, 7-6.

Hampstead built a 7-2 lead after two innings. It hung on as Damascus scored three in its final at-bat and had the bases loaded before making the final out.

Hotaling hit a three-run homer in the second for Hampstead.

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